Where [was] Kurt Vonnegut?
Started by Guest_Brennan_*, Feb 04 2004 11:53 PM
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#3
Posted 05 February 2004 - 10:23 PM
Well I did a bit of research - quite a character, a bit of an artist and in his senior year too.
No news on his health though so I have to presume its good. He might just pass the famousness test but I admit to not having heard of him before. One for the candidate database I think.
No news on his health though so I have to presume its good. He might just pass the famousness test but I admit to not having heard of him before. One for the candidate database I think.
#5
Posted 26 March 2004 - 06:27 PM
You mean Kurt Vonnegut, the author of Slaughterhouse Five, the famous anti-war book ? He's not famous enough ??
Try http://www.duke.edu/...egut/index.html
Love this quote of his ...
The Internet stuff is spooky. I am of course not on line. I do remember ham radio operators though, usually in attics or basements, pallid, unsociable, and obsessed, inhabiting a spirit world, and harmless ...
We can't be connected with them, surely ?
He's also been misidentified as the author of the Sunscreen speech, which was famously turned into a Baz Lurhmann song (he of Moulin Rouge) ...
http://www.snopes.co...es/vonnegut.htm
http://www.davidpbro...ry-schmich.html
http://www.mp3miracl...mann/Sunscreen/ (I checked for viruses - it's safe)
... though to confuse things further, I don't think it's Baz Luhrmann's voice you hear in the song ...
Try http://www.duke.edu/...egut/index.html
Love this quote of his ...
The Internet stuff is spooky. I am of course not on line. I do remember ham radio operators though, usually in attics or basements, pallid, unsociable, and obsessed, inhabiting a spirit world, and harmless ...
We can't be connected with them, surely ?
He's also been misidentified as the author of the Sunscreen speech, which was famously turned into a Baz Lurhmann song (he of Moulin Rouge) ...
http://www.snopes.co...es/vonnegut.htm
http://www.davidpbro...ry-schmich.html
http://www.mp3miracl...mann/Sunscreen/ (I checked for viruses - it's safe)
... though to confuse things further, I don't think it's Baz Luhrmann's voice you hear in the song ...
life, n : the whim of several billion cells to be with you for a while.
Dodo deado, Dodi deado, Di deado, Dando deado ... Surely Dido's looking dodgy ?
Despite the high cost of living, it still seems popular.
Dodo deado, Dodi deado, Di deado, Dando deado ... Surely Dido's looking dodgy ?
Despite the high cost of living, it still seems popular.
#6
Posted 27 March 2004 - 09:33 PM
Quote
http://www.mp3miracl...mann/Sunscreen/ (I checked for viruses - it's safe)
#7
Posted 29 March 2004 - 12:25 AM
I didn't see any ad ... but then I have a popup stopper installed, so they tend to get squished before they get to my eyeballs.
Yep, you don't need plugins or anything else to download.
Yep, you don't need plugins or anything else to download.
life, n : the whim of several billion cells to be with you for a while.
Dodo deado, Dodi deado, Di deado, Dando deado ... Surely Dido's looking dodgy ?
Despite the high cost of living, it still seems popular.
Dodo deado, Dodi deado, Di deado, Dando deado ... Surely Dido's looking dodgy ?
Despite the high cost of living, it still seems popular.
#13
Posted 24 June 2004 - 08:53 PM
Perchance our brethren from the UK might like to read a few books?
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-h...6893378-1551216
Seriously, Vonnegut is great stuff with a particularly peculiar point of view.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-h...6893378-1551216
Seriously, Vonnegut is great stuff with a particularly peculiar point of view.
I'm not sure if it's Marxism in action or a West End musical... - Dr. Who
#17
Posted 04 July 2004 - 03:49 AM
[BlackThirteen - I have merged your thread with a previous to keep the subject together - DWB]
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